poster movie

La tua donna

3.3 average rating
★★★★★
3.3
Italian / 105 MIN. / 1954

The Genres

The Synopsis

During WWII, Sandro Ademari (Massimo Girotti), head of a group of Italian partisans, to escape from a Nazi catch, hides himself by a farm. Here he knows Luisa (Lea Padovani) and soon the two married and have a baby. After the war, Sandro, now a solicitor, succeeded also to be elected in Rome's parliament. Here he starts an extramarital affair with Germana (Patricia Neal). Sandro, now deep involved with Germana, tries all the way to leave Luisa (divorce wasn't legal during the '50s in Italy). But Luisa is determined to save her marriage and arrives in Rome to discuss with the two. The tragedy is behind the corner.

The Cast

Patricia NealMassimo GirottiLea PadovaniEnrico ViarisioEduardo CiannelliArmando MigliariNerio BernardiMichele RiccardiniAlex GirottiAnna Maria PaolucciAlan FurlanPio CampaHilda RobertsAlberto Sorrentino

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